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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1969-08-21, Page 16Miss Diane Cameron of Kitchener visited for a week with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Metzger. Mrs. Jim Chambers and chil- dren spent a few days at the home of her sister, Mr. and Mrs Jerry Spryutte at Clandeboye. Michael, Brenda, and Patrick remained for a week's holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Inglis and family visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jim, Cham- bers. They celebrated Laura Inglis' birthday. Martha and Florence Winger are visiting for a week with Mr. and Mrs. Cleason Snyder at Ay- ton. Mrs. Ken Connolly, Ann and Stephen of Mitchell spent a week a t the Webber home. Mrs. Milus Cook and Melvin of New Hamburg visited last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. War- ren Zurbrigg. .Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Zur• brigg of Kitchener spent Fri• day with Mr. and Mrs. Warren Zurbrigg. Mr., and Mrs. Morley Zur- brigg of 1'Iillowdale spent the -week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Warren Zurbrigg. 'Visiting at the same home on Sunday were Mr,- and 'Mrs. Robert Hibberd of Belgrave and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Johnston of Fordwich. Mr. Wil- liam Boehler returned to Bel - grave after spending a few days. Mr, and Mrs. Emerson Fer- guson visited on Sunday with Mr. Thomas and Miss Beatrice Shearer at Bluevale. Mr. and Mrs. Derril Hall- man and Mr. ; and Mrs. William Behms attended the Seip -Kelly wedding at the Catholic Church Marie and Port Huron, Mr, and .i1!i0, Sed.4field and Elsie of Parkhill and Mr. and Mrs., George liutloek of Zurich were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vincent, Ronald Flibberd and Glenna Tomlin Of Harriston visited 'on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Rob- ert Hilberd. Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Hen- derson of Winghant visited- with. Mrs. Richard Procter on Sunday. at Arthur. and the reception following at the Canadian Le- gion on Friday night. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.. Norman Harper re - cently were Mr. and Mrs. Greg Uickling, Mr. and Mrs. D e l Hiekliag. Sandia and Debra, Mr. and Mts. Clayton Dennis, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Harper and John, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hillis, all of Toronto.' Mr. Russell Snell. of Cherry Creek, New York, also visited at the same home,. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Dennis of Godericl and Mr. and Mrs. Rob- ert Simmons of Harriston spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Nor- man Harper. Miss Elizabeth Dryden. of Guelph visited an Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. James Inglis. Vis- iting at the same home on Fri- day was Mr. John Cupick of Sarnia. Visiting recently with Mr. and Mrs.,; Ron Douglas were Mrs. Jack Payne and Robbie and Miss Janet Horton of Toron- to. Mr. .and ivlr% Kelly Crowe and farrtily and Mi. and Mrs. Rnn 'Douglas and Ronda visited ,Qst,S:Und y, withJ4 . 4nd. mss. Ronald Dunn at Brampton. • • Mrs. Don Webber, Jcrry and Nancy attended the Cox-Preiss wedding at Emmanuel Baptist Church, 'Milton, and the re- ception following a t the church hall on Saturday. Miss Linda Webber was maid of honor fox,, her friend. ' Mrs, Sam Webber visited Saturday with Nis. and ' M r s . Jaynes Pritchard of Palmerston. R t• Members work on pyjamas and quilt patches for C.A.S. BELGRAVE--The August meeting of the evening unit of the U. C. W. was held in the basement'of the church. Mrs. Lloyd Freethy opened the wor- ship service with the theme, "The Whole World, God's World and Ours". Mrs. Laura John- ston read the call to worship followed by prayer. The med- itation, "And God Said", was read by Mrs. Freethy, followed by Scripture and prayer by Mrs. Johnston. Mrs. James Coultes conduct- ed the business. Minutes were read and roll call was answered by ten members. The penny collection was received and. seven hospital and four home visits were recorded. Mrs. Taylor asked everyone to help with catering for the Brislin- Taylor wedding. Pyjamas and quilt patches were„given out to be made for the Children's Aid, Society. The September meeting will be at the home of Mrs. James Coultes with Mrs. Norman Cook in charge of worship. Miss Annie Cook, program, a n d Mrs. Lloyd Freethy, lunch. A skit, "St. Peter --Look at Me”, • was presented by Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler, Mrs. Jack Higgins, Mrs. Murray Scott, Mrs. Lorne Jamieson and Mrs. Gordon Pengelley. ' The singing of, " Take Time To Be Holy" and the benedic- tion by Mrs. James Coultes closed the meeting. Lunch was served by Miss Annie Cook's group. UCWrnembers saving nylons BELGRAVE--The general Zurich. It was decided to send meeting of the U. C. W. was opened with the hymn,„ Some- times a Light Surprises". Mint utes and a letter confirming receipt of the bale which was sent in July were read. Mrs. Jack Higgins gave the treasur- er's report. It was decided to retain pro- ceeds from the Country Fayre until needed for purchase of a new organ. It was pointed out that used stamps are needed for leper missions and used Christ- mas cards and nylons are urgent- ly needed rgent-lyneeded at the rest home in Pap Wingham Advance -Times. Thursday, August iast Wawanosh Council meeting Reeve Roy Pattison presided fear the August meeting o°f East Wawanosh Council when Mir, Gibson was present to discuss in- surance policies. Personal In- jury was added to.tite munici- pal liability policy. The auditor's report was ac- cepted for which -A. M. Harper will receive the $600. 00 fee. Council also accepted the 1969 budget estituates. By-laws to provide for \Walk- er, Rodger, Jackson and How att drainage works Were liven fist and second reading' and a mo- tion was passe5cl that the engin- eer' s fees on these .he paid. Road and general accounts were passed for payment. Ro ad, cheques totalled $1,96-1.12-, and the amount in general accounts was $10, S-1;. '' 6. Council accepted a'1.e quisi- tion for examination by engin- eer" and that G. P. Gantsby, P. Eng., be appointed to Blake the examination of the area. 21. 1969 Mrs. R. Coultes leads meeting BELGRAVE--The afternoon unit of UCW was held on Aug- ust 1:; with an attendance of 15, and Mrs. Robert Coultes in charge. After the call to wor- ship, the hymn "Thy Ceaseless 1'nexhaustcd Love" was sung. Firs. Robert Coultes-- ad the meditation, followed by prayer and a hymn. Miinutes were read, offering received and the treasurer's report was given. Mics, George Mlichie have Bible study, read frdttt "Good News for Modern Nlan" and then read an article on "Real . Poverty" and some thought-pro- voking statements from the Clip Sheet, A thank you note was.read from Mr. and Mrs. Ilerson I twin, Mrs. Earl Anderson gave the study on China, using the pa- 1 per, " What is your opinion about China"" A hymn and the Lord's prayer concluded the meeting. Personal No Knox Presbyterian Church held a picnic a,t the home of NIL and Mrs. Kenneth Scott on Aug- ust 2. Children enjoyed races and contests wltilethe len play- ed horseshoes. A picnic supper was enjoyed by all. M.r. and Mirs. Edwir�4Y of Thessalon spent the week- end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Campbell,. About fifty relatives gather - cd at the home of Mr. -and hirs. Lorne Jamieson last week -end in `'honor o f a nephew and his bride, Mfr, and Mrs. William •Hanna of Halifax. Those at- tending were from Whitby, Lis- towel, Guelph, Kitchener, Stratford and Belgrave. MIr, Sidney Henderson of Bruce Mines I) i s t r i c t High School, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Henderson of Bruce Maines, will be attending Queen's University at Kingston this fall. Mr, and Mrs. Frank Cooper and Scott.of Kitchener visited FOR COLLEGE Pay Costs the Easier Way .. . Our Student Endowment Plan ! Call us about insurance for college.'t assures money for your children's .edu- cation, at the time they'll need it. W. B. Conron, C.L.U. INSURANCE AGENCY Complete Insurance Coverage , t '- RaD,I , , l ag -t 4tf XritnAsSPJAP41.11Y 5 JOHN ST. W. WINGHAM • ph. 357-2636, •A on the week -end with Nor. apo Mrs, Clarence Chatn,eey„ Mr. and Mrs. Darold Vin-‘ cent retained home last w eek twin a trip to the west boa,it where they visited with rola,* fives. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Walker of Goderieh, Mr. and Mrs, ftpl- ert Coultes and Mr. and Mrs Lewis Stowhouse visited on Sunday afternoon with Mrs., Rose Russell alt Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vin., *cent called on Mrs. F 10 yd Campbell and Gordon an Fri-, day evening. Mr. and Nirs. C la re n c e� Chauincy, Mrs; Sandra Mc Cortnack and Christie motored to Toronto on Wednesday and Mrs. McCormack and Christie flew to El Cajon, C alifomia Saturday after visiting with her parents and other friends for the past seven weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Jamie- son and Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Hanna returned home last week after a motor trip to Sault Ste. ...d...... ousel " Lakelet Personals Attention Mother! 8 - 10 -12 14 - 16 - 18 Back - to - School Contest Stor-e WE KNOW YOU CAN COUNT = - BUT YOU CAN ALSO COUNT ON HANNA'S TO GIVE YOU THE BEST SELECTION OF BOYS' WEAR FOR BACK -TO -SCHOOL. Whether it be JEANS, T-SHIRTS, SPORT SHIRTS OR JACKETS YOUR PURCHASES WILL ALL ADD, UP TO EXTRA SAVINGS —AT— HANNA' S MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR WINGHAM PHONE 357-1865 Young people discuss effects of 'drughabit • BELGRAVE-4ii-Cs group. of Knox United -Church had charge. . of the Sunday morning service on August 3rd. The service was conducted by'George Johri- ston , assisted by Mary Anne Wheeler. A stimulating and interest-. ing panel discussion., was chair- ed by Glenn \`rcbster of Auburn. The topics were "Drugs and Their Effects", " Rural Churches and Modern Advertising". The panel included George Johnston, Brenda Johnston, Jim Beecroft, Ronald Taylor, Mary Anne Wheeler and Cash Marz of To- ronto, who told of his personal experience in taking drugs and their effects on him. Many thought-provoking quer, tions were introduced and a lively discrtssion followed. The choir sang two anthems "0 Jesus, I Have Promised" and " The Lord Is My Shepherd'; which were beautifully render- ed. Mrs. George Johnston pre- sided a t the organ. b $20.00 to cover the cost of pro- cessing the bale. Mrs. Walter Scott presided for the mission study and gave the story "Andrew Bedford's Bre.ther". A skit, "St. Peter, Look at hoe", was presented by Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler, Mrs. • Lorne Jamieson, Mrs. Walter Scott and hirs. Murray Scott. • -Mrs. Stan Hopper opened the worship service. Scripture reading was by Mrs. Jack Hig- gins iggins and Mrs. Hopper.gavc.a ,poermon the parable of the tal- ents. Receives gift at WMS family nigh l>ELe;RAVE--The W. M, W.M.S. held family night Thursday evening, August 7, in Knox Presbyterian Church with Mrs, Garner Nicholson presiding. • Rev. Anne Wightman• read the Scripture and led in prayer. Janice Dunbar played a pi- ano solo and April Micl3urncy read a parable from the I;ihlc. Raymond Nicholson read a poem, ” "Out Choice ", Miss .1argaret Nicholson sang a solo. Rev. \ighttnan showed slides taken out west where site was on the hlission field the last two years. • On behalf of the W. `.i, Margaret Nicholson was present- ed with a gift Mrs. Jack Mc- Burney read the address and Mrs. Stuart Cloakey made the presentation. Margaret replied in a few well chosen words, Miss Wightman pronounced the benediction and lunch was served. Mt, and Mrs. Hugh Rion spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Charles McGavin' of Walton. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs* Albert Vincent on Tuesday were Mr. and Mrs. William Kelly of Seaford', Mr. and Mrs. Rob- ert McDowell of Sault Ste. Marie and Mrs. Alva McDowell of Blyth. - Mr. and Mrs. Joe Storey of Clinton visited on Sunday with Mrs.. Telford Cook. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Barber of Staffa and' Mrs. Mary Ma- haffy were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vincept. Mr. Vincent took in the Bent- ley re -union at Scaforth. Mr, and Mrs. Ron Hill of Bright• spent the week -end with* her mother, Mrs. Richard Proc- ter. Those attending the corn - inetnoration of the relief of ' Londonderry in I3rampton on August 9, from this area were Henry Pattison. Walter Scott, Jack Taylor, Milo Casemore and Robert Hibberd. • Joanne and Jennifer Rock of Monkton are visiting with their Junior Auxiliary met on Saturday BELGRAVE- - The '2.Oth meet- ing of the Belgrave Junior Aux- iliary was held in the Orange Hall on August 16. Games were led by Laurie Stackhouse. • Meeting opened with the promise, members' prayer, motto and hymn. The roll call was answered and minutes of the last meeting were read by .. Mami Walsh and treasurer's re- port given by. Patsy Scott. Dianne Scott and Cathy Walker collected the offering and Reta Lynn White recited the offertory prayer. The next meeting w ill be August 23rd in the Orange Hall at 9. 45 a.• m. Gaines for the next meeting will be led by Pats,y Scott, sing- song by Bonnie Walker. Clean- up girls'-r_Laurie Stackhouse • and Karen Scott. • The girls worked on their stripes which were spool knit- ting, knitting and embroidery. The meeting closed with a hymn and prayer. a Iparents, "M1. ,ON t4 .. ROO Rina. • .Mils Margaret Higgins of Qui 'and' Ml Jerry Biggs . of Stratford spent the weekend with their patpclts, Mt, and it Robert Higgins and attended the wedding o f their niece, poreen PP.att' , to .lack Mrd e n day evening. August lst in vin Priek Church, . and :SIX#,,.flrUC ' - _, 1. visited, with l.` and WS.' SA..,.r ley Cook Q S,atntottY'�� at tendOd the (littera of Walt+` Mason of I1lyth.. d RED CROSS LEADER PATROL COURSE °To be held at the WINGHAM SWIMMING POOL' august 2510 30 From 8:00 a.m, to 12 noon FEE $10.00 This course to held only if sufficient registration. For more information CONTACT: WINGHAM POOL Phone 357.1.474 HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY FLOWER SHOW Saturday, August 23rd PUBLIC SCHOOL • AUDITORIUM (Entrance off Frances Street) Open from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. Light .Refreshments will be served ADMISSION: 25c per. person ALL WELCOME! 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